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School district to apply for grant

March 11, 2010 - The Quincy School District board of directors has decided that the opportunity to receive up to $2 million per year for the next three years to improve educational opportunities was simply too good to pass up.

Port interested in readerboard

March 11, 2010 - Scott Lybbert and the Quincy Community Center board of directors heard what they wanted to hear from the Quincy Port District commissioners last month.

Chamber's farmer breakfast Friday

March 11, 2010 - The 30th annual Farmer’s Appreciation Breakfast, hosted by the Quincy Valley Chamber of Commerce, will be held tomorrow.

Guardsmen return from Iraq

March 11, 2010 - About 100 Ephrata-based National Guardsmen have returned home after a one-year deployment to Iraq.

Quincy author to sign books at Akins

March 11, 2010 - Susan Gauen knew she could write the kind of cookbook that she wanted to write. That wasn’t going to be much of a problem; she finished authoring her first book, ‘Celebrating Food: 121 Gluten-Free Recpies for a Healthier You,’ last year.

Grant PUD OKs shore management plan

March 11, 2010 - The shoreline management plan for the Priest Rapids Project was approved by Grant Public Utility District commissioners and submitted to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week.

McNeill named top firefighter

March 04, 2010 - The 2009 Grant County Fire District No. 3 volunteer firefighter of the year did such a good job last year that he’s no longer a volunteer, ironically enough.

Crescent Bar Island decision coming soon

March 04, 2010 - Grant Public Utility District commissioners will review a compliance analysis and recommendation report on Crescent Bar Island in early April, according to a press release issued by the district last week.

House committee OKs data center bill

March 04, 2010 - House Bill 3147, a bill with major bipartisan support, was passed by the House Finance Committee on a unanimous vote last month. The bill would make Washington much more competitive in attracting data center construction and development and would create thousands of jobs.

Senior center to get more improvements

March 04, 2010 - The Quincy Senior Center is about to receive a second round of improvements and refurbishments.

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